welovetrump--2020-07-20--Bette Midler:  “Donald Trump is a Murderer.  I can’t stop crying!”

Youuuuuuuuu are the wind beneathhhhhh my wings….. Oh Bette , what happened to you ?
You had a few good @ @ @ @ @ popularity , but now ?
Trending : Nancy Pelosi on Trump : “ Whether he @ @ @ @ @ , he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for the Presidency !
” Now @ @ @ @ @ Trump and slandering his name .
How sad is this ?

Youuuuuuuuu are the wind beneathhhhhh my wings…..
Oh Bette, what happened to you?
You had a few good songs, you had some popularity, but now?
Now you just seem obsessed with Trump and slandering his name.
How sad is this?


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Jenna Jameson Claims to Have Knowledge of Pedophile Ring Controlling Hollywood and Elites

More on that , from PopDust : On Saturday night Jenna Jameson tweeted screenshots of a tweet and a blog post from Ryan Broderick , a senior reporter at Buzzfeed News , with the text `` You monsters ca n't hide , we see you . ''
The tweet was part of a series on the topic of elite pedophilia that Jameson sent out Saturday evening , including a link to a video attacking Rick and Morty creator Dan Harmon for `` Daryl , '' an offensive sketch he made in 2009 .
According to the video that Jameson shared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to simulate sexual crimes ( in undeniably poor taste ) is evidence that he actually endorses those crimes , and according to Jameson 's tweet , screenshots of jokes Broderick made eight years ago indicate a `` persistent sexual attraction to children . ''
Jenna Jameson is possibly the most famous adult film star of all time , and she used that career to launch a massively successful website and a best-selling autobiography .
But you would n't know that from scrolling through a Twitter timeline dominated by tweets praising Donald Trump , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ laws .
It 's not how she earned her fame , but to more than 720,000 twitter followers , Jameson has become little more than an unhinged conservative commentator .
When Jameson left the adult film industry in 2008 , she did so with a dramatic proclamation that she would `` never , ever , ever spread my legs again in this industry .
Ever . ''
Since that time she has gone through a number of transformations , including becoming a mother to three kids , converting to Orthodox Judaism , going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loss .
But none of her transformations can compare to her political realignment .
During the 2008 Democratic primaries she was a vocal supporter of Hillary Clinton and resented the fact that Republican administrations often targeted the adult film industry `` to make a point , '' but by 2012 she had shifted to supporting Mitt Romney , citing economic motives— '' When you 're rich , you want a Republican in office . ''
A few years later , seemingly motivated by a growing antipathy for Islam and a suspicion of Syrian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Donald Trump in November of 2015 .
And in various tweets since then she has attacked LGBTQ acceptance , endorsed T.I .
's concern for his daughter 's hymen , and promoted military action against Iran .
So far so awful , but there 's nothing that unusual about the politics of patriarchy and hatred in America .
Things only become really weird when hateful people attempt to take the moral high ground from the rest of us .
According to the worldview of people like Jenna Jameson , anyone who thinks abortion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and anyone who thinks children should be taught not to feel shame about sex and sexuality has some nefarious motive .
According to them , any sense that we are trying to build a more humane world can only be a front to cover up some evil plot .
Enter Comet Ping Pong and the Pizzagate conspiracy .

More on that, from PopDust:
On Saturday night Jenna Jameson tweeted screenshots of a tweet and a blog post from Ryan Broderick, a senior reporter at Buzzfeed News, with the text "You monsters can't hide, we see you."
The tweet was part of a series on the topic of elite pedophilia that Jameson sent out Saturday evening, including a link to a video attacking Rick and Morty creator Dan Harmon for "Daryl," an offensive sketch he made in 2009. According to the video that Jameson shared, a comedic performer using a doll to simulate sexual crimes (in undeniably poor taste) is evidence that he actually endorses those crimes, and according to Jameson's tweet, screenshots of jokes Broderick made eight years ago indicate a "persistent sexual attraction to children."
Jenna Jameson is possibly the most famous adult film star of all time, and she used that career to launch a massively successful website and a best-selling autobiography. But you wouldn't know that from scrolling through a Twitter timeline dominated by tweets praising Donald Trump, attacking Planned Parenthood, and criticizing vaccination laws. It's not how she earned her fame, but to more than 720,000 twitter followers, Jameson has become little more than an unhinged conservative commentator.
When Jameson left the adult film industry in 2008, she did so with a dramatic proclamation that she would "never, ever, ever spread my legs again in this industry. Ever." Since that time she has gone through a number of transformations, including becoming a mother to three kids, converting to Orthodox Judaism, going sober, and achieving some dramatic weight loss. But none of her transformations can compare to her political realignment.
During the 2008 Democratic primaries she was a vocal supporter of Hillary Clinton and resented the fact that Republican administrations often targeted the adult film industry "to make a point," but by 2012 she had shifted to supporting Mitt Romney, citing economic motives—"When you're rich, you want a Republican in office." A few years later, seemingly motivated by a growing antipathy for Islam and a suspicion of Syrian refugees, Jameson announced her support of Donald Trump in November of 2015. And in various tweets since then she has attacked LGBTQ acceptance, endorsed T.I.'s concern for his daughter's hymen, and promoted military action against Iran. So far so awful, but there's nothing that unusual about the politics of patriarchy and hatred in America. Things only become really weird when hateful people attempt to take the moral high ground from the rest of us.
According to the worldview of people like Jenna Jameson, anyone who thinks abortion rights should be protected hates babies, and anyone who thinks children should be taught not to feel shame about sex and sexuality has some nefarious motive. According to them, any sense that we are trying to build a more humane world can only be a front to cover up some evil plot. Enter Comet Ping Pong and the Pizzagate conspiracy.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Barr, Trump and Wolf Rolling Out Program This Week To Clean Up Chicago, Portland and More!

And here is NPR with it 's typically biased spin : In the early hours of Wednesday , after a night spent protesting at the Multnomah County Justice Center and Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse , Mark Pettibone and his friend Conner O'Shea decided to head home .
It had been a calm night compared with most protesting downtown .
By 2 a.m. law enforcement had n't used any tear gas and , with only a few exceptions , both the Portland , Ore. , Police Bureau and federal law enforcement officers had stayed out of sight .
A block @ @ @ @ @ @ @ O'Shea bumped into a group warning them that people in camouflage were driving around the area in unmarked minivans grabbing individuals off the street .
`` So that was terrifying to hear , '' Pettibone said .
They had barely made it half a block when an unmarked minivan pulled up in front of them .
`` I see guys in camo , '' O'Shea said .
`` Four or five of them pop out , open the door and it was just like , 'Oh s*** .
I do n't know who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us . '
'' Federal law enforcement officers have been using unmarked vehicles to drive around downtown Portland and detain protesters since at least Tuesday .
Personal accounts and multiple videos posted online show the officers driving up to people , detaining individuals with no explanation about why they are being arrested , and driving off .
The tactic appears to be another escalation in federal force deployed on Portland city streets as federal officials and President Trump have said they plan to quell nightly protests outside the federal courthouse and Multnomah County @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than six weeks .
Officers from the U.S .
Marshals Special Operations Group and U.S. Customs and Border Protection 's Border Patrol Tactical Unit have been sent to Portland to protect federal property during the protests against racism and police brutality .
In a statement , the U.S .
Marshals Service declined to comment on the practice of using unmarked vehicles but said its officers had not arrested Pettibone .
The Marshals Service operates under the Department of Justice .
On Thursday , a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said on background that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Chad Wolf was in Portland during the day .
The spokesperson did n't acknowledge other questions about the arrests .
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is part of DHS .
Speaking to NPR 's All Things Considered on Friday , Homeland Security Acting Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli acknowledged that federal agents had used unmarked vehicles to pick up people in Portland but said it was done to keep officers safe and away from crowds and to move detainees to a `` safe location for questioning . ''
`` The one instance I 'm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they had identified someone who had assaulted officers or ... the federal building there , the courthouse .
Upon questioning , they determined they did not have the right person and that person was released , '' Cuccinelli said .
`` I fully expect that as long as people continue to be violent and to destroy property that we will attempt to identify those folks , '' he added .
`` We will pick them up in front of the courthouse .
If we spot them elsewhere , we will pick them up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ question about somebody 's identity , like the first example I noted to you , after questioning determine it is n't someone of interest , then they get released .
And that 's standard law enforcement procedure , and it 's going to continue as long as the violence continues . ''
Customs and Border Protection released a statement Friday about one incident on video , though it did not specify which one .
It said its agents approached a person suspected of assaulting federal agents or destroying federal property , but `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their location '' so they moved to a safer place .
`` The CBP agents identified themselves and were wearing CBP insignia during the encounter .
The names of the agents were not displayed due to recent doxing incidents against law enforcement personnel who serve and protect our country . ''
U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams , the Department of Justice 's chief law enforcement official in Oregon , on Friday called for an inspector general investigation into DHS personnel over reports of two protesters being detained without probable cause .
`` What @ @ @ @ @ @ @ everyone in the United States .
Usually when we see people in unmarked cars forcibly grab someone off the street , we call it kidnapping , '' said Jann Carson , interim executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon , in a written statement .
`` The actions of the militarized federal officers are flat-out unconstitutional and will not go unanswered . ''
A judge has allowed the ACLU to add federal agencies to its lawsuit seeking to limit what law enforcement can do during the protests .
Oregon Attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she would be filing a lawsuit against DHS , the U.S .
Marshals Service , the United States Customs and Border Protection , the Federal Protection Service and their agents .
A motion for a temporary restraining order follows the lawsuit .
The order seeks to stop federal authorities from unlawfully detaining Oregon residents .
`` The federal administration has chosen Portland to use their scare tactics to stop our residents from protesting police brutality and from supporting the Black Lives Matter movement , '' Rosenblum said in a statement .
`` Every @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this happening .
If this can happen here in Portland , it can happen anywhere . ''
Federal officers have charged at least 13 people with crimes related to the protests so far , while others have been arrested and released , including Pettibone .
They also left one demonstrator hospitalized with skull fractures after shooting him in the face with `` less lethal '' munitions on Saturday , according to video and local reports .
`` This is a whole lot of nothing '' Interviews conducted by Oregon Public Broadcasting show officers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are n't near federal property .
Demonstrators such as O'Shea and Pettibone said they think they were targeted by federal officers for simply wearing black clothing in the area of the demonstration .
O'Shea said he ran when he saw people wearing camouflage jump out of an unmarked vehicle .
He said he hid when a second unmarked van pursued him .
Video shot by O'Shea and provided to OPB shows a dark screen as O'Shea narrates the scene .
Metadata from the video confirm the time and place of the protesters ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , grabbing people off the streets , '' O'Shea said on the video .
`` I did n't do anything f****** wrong .
I 'm recording this .
I had to let somebody know that this is what happens . ''
Pettibone did not escape the federal officers .
`` I am basically tossed into the van , '' Pettibone said .
`` And I had my beanie pulled over my face so I could n't see , and they held my hands over my head . ''
Pettibone and O'Shea both said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ might have done to end up targeted by law enforcement .
They attend protests regularly , but they said they are n't `` instigators . ''
They do n't spray-paint buildings , shine laser pointers at officers or do anything else other than attend protests , which law enforcement have regularly deemed `` unlawful assemblies . ''
Blinded by his hat , in an unmarked minivan full of armed people dressed in camouflage and body armor who had n't identified themselves , Pettibone said he was driven around downtown before being unloaded inside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ until after his release that he had been inside the federal courthouse .
`` It was basically a process of facing many walls and corners as they patted me down and took my picture and rummaged through my belongings , '' Pettibone said .
`` One of them said , 'This is a whole lot of nothing . '
`` Pettibone said he was put into a cell .
Soon after , two officers came in to read him his Miranda rights .
They did n't tell him why he was being arrested @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he wanted to waive his rights and answer some questions , but Pettibone declined and said he wanted a lawyer .
The interview was terminated , and about 90 minutes later , he was released .
He said he did not receive any paperwork , citation or record of his arrest .
`` I just happened to be wearing black on a sidewalk in downtown Portland at the time , '' Pettibone said .
`` And that apparently is grounds for detaining me . ''

And here is NPR with it's typically biased spin:
In the early hours of Wednesday, after a night spent protesting at the Multnomah County Justice Center and Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse, Mark Pettibone and his friend Conner O'Shea decided to head home.
It had been a calm night compared with most protesting downtown. By 2 a.m. law enforcement hadn't used any tear gas and, with only a few exceptions, both the Portland, Ore., Police Bureau and federal law enforcement officers had stayed out of sight.
A block west of Chapman Square, Pettibone and O'Shea bumped into a group warning them that people in camouflage were driving around the area in unmarked minivans grabbing individuals off the street.
"So that was terrifying to hear," Pettibone said.
They had barely made it half a block when an unmarked minivan pulled up in front of them.
"I see guys in camo," O'Shea said. "Four or five of them pop out, open the door and it was just like, 'Oh s***. I don't know who you are or what you want with us.'"
Federal law enforcement officers have been using unmarked vehicles to drive around downtown Portland and detain protesters since at least Tuesday. Personal accounts and multiple videos posted online show the officers driving up to people, detaining individuals with no explanation about why they are being arrested, and driving off.
The tactic appears to be another escalation in federal force deployed on Portland city streets as federal officials and President Trump have said they plan to quell nightly protests outside the federal courthouse and Multnomah County Justice Center that have lasted for more than six weeks.
Officers from the U.S. Marshals Special Operations Group and U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Border Patrol Tactical Unit have been sent to Portland to protect federal property during the protests against racism and police brutality.
In a statement, the U.S. Marshals Service declined to comment on the practice of using unmarked vehicles but said its officers had not arrested Pettibone. The Marshals Service operates under the Department of Justice.
On Thursday, a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said on background that the agency could confirm Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf was in Portland during the day. The spokesperson didn't acknowledge other questions about the arrests. U.S. Customs and Border Protection is part of DHS.
Speaking to NPR's All Things Considered on Friday, Homeland Security Acting Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli acknowledged that federal agents had used unmarked vehicles to pick up people in Portland but said it was done to keep officers safe and away from crowds and to move detainees to a "safe location for questioning."
"The one instance I'm familiar with, they were, believed they had identified someone who had assaulted officers or ... the federal building there, the courthouse. Upon questioning, they determined they did not have the right person and that person was released," Cuccinelli said.
"I fully expect that as long as people continue to be violent and to destroy property that we will attempt to identify those folks," he added. "We will pick them up in front of the courthouse. If we spot them elsewhere, we will pick them up elsewhere. And if we have a question about somebody's identity, like the first example I noted to you, after questioning determine it isn't someone of interest, then they get released. And that's standard law enforcement procedure, and it's going to continue as long as the violence continues."
Customs and Border Protection released a statement Friday about one incident on video, though it did not specify which one. It said its agents approached a person suspected of assaulting federal agents or destroying federal property, but "a large and violent mob moved towards their location" so they moved to a safer place. "The CBP agents identified themselves and were wearing CBP insignia during the encounter. The names of the agents were not displayed due to recent doxing incidents against law enforcement personnel who serve and protect our country."
U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams, the Department of Justice's chief law enforcement official in Oregon, on Friday called for an inspector general investigation into DHS personnel over reports of two protesters being detained without probable cause.
"What is happening now in Portland should concern everyone in the United States. Usually when we see people in unmarked cars forcibly grab someone off the street, we call it kidnapping," said Jann Carson, interim executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon, in a written statement. "The actions of the militarized federal officers are flat-out unconstitutional and will not go unanswered."
A judge has allowed the ACLU to add federal agencies to its lawsuit seeking to limit what law enforcement can do during the protests.
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced early Saturday morning she would be filing a lawsuit against DHS, the U.S. Marshals Service, the United States Customs and Border Protection, the Federal Protection Service and their agents.
A motion for a temporary restraining order follows the lawsuit. The order seeks to stop federal authorities from unlawfully detaining Oregon residents.
"The federal administration has chosen Portland to use their scare tactics to stop our residents from protesting police brutality and from supporting the Black Lives Matter movement," Rosenblum said in a statement. "Every American should be repulsed when they see this happening. If this can happen here in Portland, it can happen anywhere."
Federal officers have charged at least 13 people with crimes related to the protests so far, while others have been arrested and released, including Pettibone. They also left one demonstrator hospitalized with skull fractures after shooting him in the face with "less lethal" munitions on Saturday, according to video and local reports.
"This is a whole lot of nothing"
Interviews conducted by Oregon Public Broadcasting show officers are detaining people on Portland streets who aren't near federal property. Demonstrators such as O'Shea and Pettibone said they think they were targeted by federal officers for simply wearing black clothing in the area of the demonstration.
O'Shea said he ran when he saw people wearing camouflage jump out of an unmarked vehicle. He said he hid when a second unmarked van pursued him.
Video shot by O'Shea and provided to OPB shows a dark screen as O'Shea narrates the scene. Metadata from the video confirm the time and place of the protesters' account.
"Feds are driving around, grabbing people off the streets," O'Shea said on the video. "I didn't do anything f****** wrong. I'm recording this. I had to let somebody know that this is what happens."
Pettibone did not escape the federal officers.
"I am basically tossed into the van," Pettibone said. "And I had my beanie pulled over my face so I couldn't see, and they held my hands over my head."
Pettibone and O'Shea both said they couldn't think of anything they might have done to end up targeted by law enforcement. They attend protests regularly, but they said they aren't "instigators." They don't spray-paint buildings, shine laser pointers at officers or do anything else other than attend protests, which law enforcement have regularly deemed "unlawful assemblies."
Blinded by his hat, in an unmarked minivan full of armed people dressed in camouflage and body armor who hadn't identified themselves, Pettibone said he was driven around downtown before being unloaded inside a building. He wouldn't learn until after his release that he had been inside the federal courthouse.
"It was basically a process of facing many walls and corners as they patted me down and took my picture and rummaged through my belongings," Pettibone said. "One of them said, 'This is a whole lot of nothing.' "
Pettibone said he was put into a cell. Soon after, two officers came in to read him his Miranda rights. They didn't tell him why he was being arrested. He said they asked him whether he wanted to waive his rights and answer some questions, but Pettibone declined and said he wanted a lawyer. The interview was terminated, and about 90 minutes later, he was released. He said he did not receive any paperwork, citation or record of his arrest.
"I just happened to be wearing black on a sidewalk in downtown Portland at the time," Pettibone said. "And that apparently is grounds for detaining me."


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Biden Pushes More Islam In Schools

Biden Pushes More Islam In Schools

Despite the infernal screams of the Left to eliminate all things Christianity in public education , one man thinks school @ @ @ @ @ religion .
Joe Biden is now lamenting the lack of ISLAM being taught to children @ @ @ @ @ Biden received endorsements from several Muslim American leaders before addressing the Million Muslim Votes summit @ @ @ @ @ Omar ( D-Minn. ) , Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison , and Rep. Andre Carson @ @ @ @ @ were among several Muslim American officials who signed a letter endorsing Biden on Monday .
@ @ @ @ @ especially notable seeing as she was a big supporter of Sen. Bernie Sanders ( I-Vt. @ @ @ @ @ a leading progressive voice in the House .
Biden then went on to open his @ @ @ @ @ “ I wish we were taught more in our schools about the Islamic faith , @ @ @ @ @ of the great confessional faiths ” that “ come [ s ] from the same @ @ @ @ @ .
”

Despite the infernal screams of the Left to eliminate all things Christianity in public education, one man thinks school could use a little more religion.
Joe Biden is now lamenting the lack of ISLAM being taught to children.
From Yahoo:
Former Vice President Joe Biden received endorsements from several Muslim American leaders before addressing the Million Muslim Votes summit on Monday. Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Rep. Andre Carson (D-Ind.), were among several Muslim American officials who signed a letter endorsing Biden on Monday. Omar’s endorsement was especially notable seeing as she was a big supporter of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and continues to be a leading progressive voice in the House. Biden then went on to open his speech with a request: “I wish we were taught more in our schools about the Islamic faith,” calling it “one of the great confessional faiths” that “come[s] from the same root” as Christian religions.”


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Developing Story: At Least 11 People Shot In Chicago

In a developing story , officials are reporting that at least 11 people have been shot in the South Side @ @ @ @ @ 11 people were shot Tuesday in Gresham on the South Side , according to fire @ @ @ @ @ in the 1000 block of West 79th Street , Chicago police spokesman Tom Ahern said @ @ @ @ @ Rhodes Funeral Services is located on that block .
Nine people were taken from the @ @ @ @ @ gunshot wounds , Chicago Fire Department officials said .
Two other people who were shot @ @ @ @ @ .
They were listed in serious-to-critical condition , fire officials said . ''

In a developing story, officials are reporting that at least 11 people have been shot in the South Side of Chicago.
From The Chicago Sun Times:
At least 11 people were shot Tuesday in Gresham on the South Side, according to fire officials.
The shooting happened in the 1000 block of West 79th Street, Chicago police spokesman Tom Ahern said on Twitter about 7 p.m. Rhodes Funeral Services is located on that block.
Nine people were taken from the scene of the shooting with gunshot wounds, Chicago Fire Department officials said. Two other people who were shot drove themselves to a hospital.
They were listed in serious-to-critical condition, fire officials said."


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Omar’s Republican Challenger Crushes Her In Fundraising

With any luck , the Woke Squad will be a distant memory by this time next year .
If campaign @ @ @ @ @ voter support for a candidate , Ilhan Omar of Minnesota has some serious worrying to @ @ @ @ @ in this year 's race , Lacy Johnson , is walloping her in fundraising proceeds @

With any luck, the Woke Squad will be a distant memory by this time next year.
If campaign contributions are any measure of voter support for a candidate, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota has some serious worrying to do.
Her Republican competitor in this year's race, Lacy Johnson, is walloping her in fundraising proceeds:


welovetrump--2020-07-21--In Broward County, FL, Masks in Homes Remains Unclear from Confusing Emergency Order

Broward County Emergency Order 20-22 , which imposes a curfew from 11 pm to 5 am , is under fire @ @ @ @ @ .
Section 4 A appears to suggest that residents must wear masks inside of their @ @ @ @ @ specifically mentions both single family or multi-family homes .
Trending : Nancy Pelosi on Trump @ @ @ @ @ it yet or not , he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for the @ @ @ @ @ local news reports that masks are not required for those living in their home .
@ @ @ @ @ the intention of the order was to mandate that visitors inside your home must wear @ @ @ @ @ who reside on any residential property , whether single family or multi-family , and irrespective @ @ @ @ @ rent the property , must ensure that all persons on the residential property , including @ @ @ @ @ applicable guidelines of any Broward County Emergency Order , including the facial covering requirements .
@ @ @ @ @ people are confused !

Broward County Emergency Order 20-22, which imposes a curfew from 11 pm to 5 am, is under fire for a questionably worded section.
Section 4 A appears to suggest that residents must wear masks inside of their own homes.
The order specifically mentions both single family or multi-family homes.
However, local news reports that masks are not required for those living in their home.
Rather, it appears that the intention of the order was to mandate that visitors inside your home must wear a mask.
Order 20-22 states:
All persons who reside on any residential property, whether single family or multi-family, and irrespective of whether they own or rent the property, must ensure that all persons on the residential property, including guests, comply with all applicable guidelines of any Broward County Emergency Order, including the facial covering requirements.
It’s no wonder people are confused!


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Missouri AG Moves to Dismiss Charges Against McCloskeys for Pointing Guns at Protesters

Charges have officially been brought against the McCloskeys for pointing guns at protesters who broke into their neighborhood .
But @ @ @ @ @ lived .
Eric Schmitt , the Missouri Attorney General , confirmed his intentions to move @ @ @ @ @ the couple for protecting their property with lawfully owned firearms .
The Missouri couple was @ @ @ @ @ use of a weapon . ''
BLM protesters broke into their secure neighborhood and were @ @ @ @ @ .
The McCloskeys took out their lawfully purchased and owned guns to prevent protesters from @ @ @ @ @ property .
Many 2A advocates and supporters of the Constitution are happy that their rights @ @ @ @

Charges have officially been brought against the McCloskeys for pointing guns at protesters who broke into their neighborhood.
But those charges may be short lived.
Eric Schmitt, the Missouri Attorney General, confirmed his intentions to move to dismiss the charges against the couple for protecting their property with lawfully owned firearms.
The Missouri couple was charged with "felony unlawful use of a weapon."
BLM protesters broke into their secure neighborhood and were yelling threats at the McCloskeys.
The McCloskeys took out their lawfully purchased and owned guns to prevent protesters from hurting them or damaging their property.
Many 2A advocates and supporters of the Constitution are happy that their rights are being protected.
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Michigan Teacher Fired For Simply Tweeting “Trump Is Our President”

The Washington Free Beacon interviewed Kucera , who detaled the ultimatum he was given by school officials : '' I was required to meet with [ human resources ] , the superintendent , and my principal [ on July 10 ] .
They initially took my statement on why I tweeted those tweets and they told me they would have a decision about my future employment in the upcoming days .
When they completed the meeting , I was told I had the option to either be fired or resign . ''
Kucera said .
Kucera said the statement that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unify , rather than divide .
`` I know a lot of people are just rooting for Trump to fail , and I do n't think that anybody should do that , '' Kucera said .
`` Agree with him or not , you should want the president to do well .
I apologized that [ my tweet ] brought so much negative attention , but I 'm not sorry for what I said . ''
Kucera was a popular figure at the high school before the episode , according to parents and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him on social media as they condemned the tweet .
One student said she would need to find a new `` favorite teacher '' after seeing the missive .
Multiple sources said that the teacher never brought politics into the classroom .
Bryant Hixson , a recent Walled Lake Western graduate , said his political views have no impact on how he views his coach and teacher .
`` Prior to Mr. Kucera 's tweet , I can not recall an instance where he shared his political affiliations while teaching or coaching , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ views have no impact on how I feel towards Mr. Kucera .
Mr. Kucera has always been supportive of me as my AP World History and student leadership teacher and as my baseball and basketball coach . ''
A parent of two Walled Lake Western boys told the Free Beacon—on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution—that Kucera was an apolitical figure who coached his son in baseball and basketball and taught his sons AP History and student leadership .
`` Justin coached my son his entire high school career and also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leadership teacher for two years .
I know Justin very well , '' the parent said .
`` If there 's one thing that I would commend Justin for is , he always tried to stay apolitical .
He always tried to stay right down the middle , avoid [ political ] conversations , and let the students make their own call based on their own life experiences . ''
The father of two believes Kucera lost his job because administrators caved to a mob that had little to do with the school @ @

The Washington Free Beacon interviewed Kucera, who detaled the ultimatum he was given by school officials:
"I was required to meet with [human resources], the superintendent, and my principal [on July 10]. They initially took my statement on why I tweeted those tweets and they told me they would have a decision about my future employment in the upcoming days. When they completed the meeting, I was told I had the option to either be fired or resign." Kucera said.
Kucera said the statement that cost him his job was intended to unify, rather than divide.
"I know a lot of people are just rooting for Trump to fail, and I don't think that anybody should do that," Kucera said. "Agree with him or not, you should want the president to do well. I apologized that [my tweet] brought so much negative attention, but I'm not sorry for what I said."
Kucera was a popular figure at the high school before the episode, according to parents and former teachers. Even his detractors lauded him on social media as they condemned the tweet. One student said she would need to find a new "favorite teacher" after seeing the missive. Multiple sources said that the teacher never brought politics into the classroom.
Bryant Hixson, a recent Walled Lake Western graduate, said his political views have no impact on how he views his coach and teacher.
"Prior to Mr. Kucera's tweet, I cannot recall an instance where he shared his political affiliations while teaching or coaching," Hixson said. "My political views have no impact on how I feel towards Mr. Kucera. Mr. Kucera has always been supportive of me as my AP World History and student leadership teacher and as my baseball and basketball coach."
A parent of two Walled Lake Western boys told the Free Beacon—on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution—that Kucera was an apolitical figure who coached his son in baseball and basketball and taught his sons AP History and student leadership.
"Justin coached my son his entire high school career and also was his AP History teacher and student leadership teacher for two years. I know Justin very well," the parent said. "If there's one thing that I would commend Justin for is, he always tried to stay apolitical. He always tried to stay right down the middle, avoid [political] conversations, and let the students make their own call based on their own life experiences." The father of two believes Kucera lost his job because administrators caved to a mob that had little to do with the school district.


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Supreme Court Denies Dems Fast-Track In Trump Tax Case

Surely there must be more pressing issues in the country than partisan Democrats getting their grubby hands of President Trump 's tax returns .
It appears that the Supreme Court agrees .
The Court just denied the fast track attempts by Democrats to receive a ruling on the fight over these documents .
Trending : Nancy Pelosi on Trump : “ Whether he knows it yet or not , he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for the Presidency !
” The Supreme Court on Monday said it will not speed up the process for getting President Donald Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the president 's business records back into the lower courts .
The House legal counsel had asked the court to immediately put into effect its decision this month that said while Trump did not have an absolute right to refuse to comply with legitimate congressional subpoenas for documents , Congress also did not have unlimited authority to seek materials from a president because its demands must be connected to a legitimate legislative purpose .
The ruling sent the case back to the lower courts , where the scope of the House subpoenas is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decisions ordinarily do not take effect legally until 25 days after the rulings are issued , which in this case would be Aug. 3 .
Three House committees that sought Trump 's taxes and other records told the Supreme Court that their investigations `` are ongoing , remain urgent , and have been impeded by the lack of finality in these litigations , which were initiated in April 2019 . ''
But on Monday , in a one-sentence order , the court denied the request .
Justice Sonia Sotomayor said she would have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ opposite course with a request from the Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance , who is also seeking Trump 's business records .
Chief Justice John Roberts on Friday granted Vance 's request to immediately issue the Supreme Court 's judgment in that case .
No dissents were noted from chief justice 's order .
Democratic members of Congress told not to go to Milwaukee for convention The court 's brief orders do not state the reasons for its actions , but it ’ s likely the court was persuaded by Vance 's argument @ @ @ @ @ @ @ court quickly because the grand jury could lose its ability to bring charges due to statutes of limitations .
The grand jury is seeking Trump 's business and personal tax records for an investigation of payments made to two women who claimed they had affairs with him — allegations the president has consistently denied .
Vance was said to be looking at whether the payments violated state tax or business regulations .
The Supreme Court rejected the president 's claim that he was absolutely immune from local criminal investigations . ''

Surely there must be more pressing issues in the country than partisan Democrats getting their grubby hands of President Trump's tax returns.
It appears that the Supreme Court agrees.
The Court just denied the fast track attempts by Democrats to receive a ruling on the fight over these documents.
From NBC News:
The Supreme Court on Monday said it will not speed up the process for getting President Donald Trump's legal battle with House Democrats over the president's business records back into the lower courts.
The House legal counsel had asked the court to immediately put into effect its decision this month that said while Trump did not have an absolute right to refuse to comply with legitimate congressional subpoenas for documents, Congress also did not have unlimited authority to seek materials from a president because its demands must be connected to a legitimate legislative purpose.
The ruling sent the case back to the lower courts, where the scope of the House subpoenas is likely to be narrowed.
Supreme Court decisions ordinarily do not take effect legally until 25 days after the rulings are issued, which in this case would be Aug. 3. Three House committees that sought Trump's taxes and other records told the Supreme Court that their investigations "are ongoing, remain urgent, and have been impeded by the lack of finality in these litigations, which were initiated in April 2019."
But on Monday, in a one-sentence order, the court denied the request. Justice Sonia Sotomayor said she would have granted it.
The court took the opposite course with a request from the Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, who is also seeking Trump's business records. Chief Justice John Roberts on Friday granted Vance's request to immediately issue the Supreme Court's judgment in that case. No dissents were noted from chief justice's order.
Democratic members of Congress told not to go to Milwaukee for convention
The court's brief orders do not state the reasons for its actions, but it’s likely the court was persuaded by Vance's argument that he needed to get back into court quickly because the grand jury could lose its ability to bring charges due to statutes of limitations.
The grand jury is seeking Trump's business and personal tax records for an investigation of payments made to two women who claimed they had affairs with him — allegations the president has consistently denied. Vance was said to be looking at whether the payments violated state tax or business regulations. The Supreme Court rejected the president's claim that he was absolutely immune from local criminal investigations."


welovetrump--2020-07-21--LAPD Threaten Maxine Waters With Ticket While She Intervenes In Traffic Stop

California Representative Maxine Waters recently decided to intervene when an LAPD Officer pulled over an African-American man .
He offered to give her a ticket as well .
was captured Sunday on video monitoring several Los Angeles Police Department ( LAPD ) officers who had stopped a Black motorist , telling onlookers that she was watching to ensure police misconduct did not occur .
Maxine Waters standing in front of a window : Maxine Waters jumps out of vehicle to monitor officers who pulled over Black motorist© Greg Nash Maxine Waters jumps out of vehicle to monitor officers who pulled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clip shared on Twitter , Waters is seen standing near her black SUV and telling a group of off-camera bystanders that officers had threatened her with a ticket .
`` They say I 'm in the wrong place , '' Waters is heard saying .
`` They 're going to give me a ticket , but that 's okay , as long as I watch them . ''
`` You got ta do what you got ta do , '' another woman is heard saying , off-camera .
Waters 's office did not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the video . ''

California Representative Maxine Waters recently decided to intervene when an LAPD Officer pulled over an African-American man.
He offered to give her a ticket as well.
From MSN:
was captured Sunday on video monitoring several Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officers who had stopped a Black motorist, telling onlookers that she was watching to ensure police misconduct did not occur.
Maxine Waters standing in front of a window: Maxine Waters jumps out of vehicle to monitor officers who pulled over Black motorist© Greg Nash Maxine Waters jumps out of vehicle to monitor officers who pulled over Black motorist
In the short video clip shared on Twitter, Waters is seen standing near her black SUV and telling a group of off-camera bystanders that officers had threatened her with a ticket.
“They say I’m in the wrong place,” Waters is heard saying. “They’re going to give me a ticket, but that’s okay, as long as I watch them.”
“You gotta do what you gotta do,” another woman is heard saying, off-camera.
“I will,” the congresswoman responds.
Waters’s office did not immediately return a request for comment on the video.”


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Rep. Yoho To AOC: “Out Of Your Freaking Mind”

The Hill provides more context about the confrontation : At issue were comments Ocasio-Cortez made earlier in the month during a virtual town hall with the mothers of two Black men , Eric Garner and Ramarley Graham , who were killed in recent years by New York police officers .
During the event , Ocasio-Cortez was asked about gun violence in New York , which has spiked this summer as the nation 's largest city — which was clobbered by the coronavirus — slowly reopens from a months-long lockdown .
Ocasio-Cortez , who represents parts of Queens and the Bronx @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cut police budgets and shift that funding to education , mental health and other social services .
In her response , she stuck to that theme , suggesting the surge in crime stems from the economic hardship facing New York 's poorest communities — and a failure of policymakers to fund programs aimed at leveling economic disparities .
“ Crime is a problem of a diseased society , which neglects its marginalized people , '' she said during the July 9 event .
`` Policing is not the solution to crime.
” Ocasio-Cortez @ @ @ @ @ @ @ desperation '' caused by the coronavirus pandemic — combined with glitches in the delivery of federal stimulus checks and unemployment payments — has helped trigger the crime spike .
`` Maybe this has to do with the fact that people are n't paying their rent and are scared to pay their rent , and so they go out and they need to feed their child and they do n't have money , '' she said .
`` So ... they 're put in a position where they feel like they either need to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ night . ''
Conservatives pounced , accusing Ocasio-Cortez of propounding tortured rationales to excuse violent crime .
“ There ’ s a big difference between shoplifting and cold-blooded murder , and for her not to know the difference is frankly astonishing , ” former Arkansas Gov .
Mike Huckabee ( R ) said last week on Fox News .
On Monday , Ocasio-Cortez defended her position , saying she made clear during the town hall that she was referring to `` petty crime and crimes of poverty . ''
Conservative media , she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comments out of context .
`` I say , 'Listen , I 'm not talking about violent crime , I 'm not talking about shootings .
But when it comes to petty theft , a lot of these are crimes of poverty , and people are desperate , ' '' she said .
`` So the right wing cuts up this clip , per usual , in a very misleading way .
...
They basically [ want ] to make it seem as though I 'm saying people are shooting each other because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that her outspoken advocacy of liberal policies has made her an easy target of conservatives .
`` Obviously , I 'm no stranger to this , '' she said .
But the confrontation with Yoho was something new .
`` In all these intense news cycles , I have never , ever been treated that way by another member before , '' she said .
`` I 'm frankly quite taken aback . ''

The Hill provides more context about the confrontation:
At issue were comments Ocasio-Cortez made earlier in the month during a virtual town hall with the mothers of two Black men, Eric Garner and Ramarley Graham, who were killed in recent years by New York police officers.
During the event, Ocasio-Cortez was asked about gun violence in New York, which has spiked this summer as the nation's largest city — which was clobbered by the coronavirus — slowly reopens from a months-long lockdown.
Ocasio-Cortez, who represents parts of Queens and the Bronx, has long advocated for policies that cut police budgets and shift that funding to education, mental health and other social services. In her response, she stuck to that theme, suggesting the surge in crime stems from the economic hardship facing New York's poorest communities — and a failure of policymakers to fund programs aimed at leveling economic disparities.
“Crime is a problem of a diseased society, which neglects its marginalized people," she said during the July 9 event. "Policing is not the solution to crime.”
Ocasio-Cortez went on to propose that "economic desperation" caused by the coronavirus pandemic — combined with glitches in the delivery of federal stimulus checks and unemployment payments — has helped trigger the crime spike.
"Maybe this has to do with the fact that people aren't paying their rent and are scared to pay their rent, and so they go out and they need to feed their child and they don't have money," she said. "So ... they're put in a position where they feel like they either need to shoplift some bread or go hungry that night."
Conservatives pounced, accusing Ocasio-Cortez of propounding tortured rationales to excuse violent crime.
“There’s a big difference between shoplifting and cold-blooded murder, and for her not to know the difference is frankly astonishing,” former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) said last week on Fox News.
On Monday, Ocasio-Cortez defended her position, saying she made clear during the town hall that she was referring to "petty crime and crimes of poverty."
Conservative media, she said, has purposefully taken taken her comments out of context.
"I say, 'Listen, I'm not talking about violent crime, I'm not talking about shootings. But when it comes to petty theft, a lot of these are crimes of poverty, and people are desperate,'" she said. "So the right wing cuts up this clip, per usual, in a very misleading way. ... They basically [want] to make it seem as though I'm saying people are shooting each other because they're hungry."
Ocasio-Cortez acknowledged that her outspoken advocacy of liberal policies has made her an easy target of conservatives.
"Obviously, I'm no stranger to this," she said.
But the confrontation with Yoho was something new.
"In all these intense news cycles, I have never, ever been treated that way by another member before," she said. "I'm frankly quite taken aback."


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Video: Tucker Carlson Accuses New York Times of Intent to Post His Home Address, Endangering Family

The Hill has more : Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Monday said The New York Times is prepping an upcoming story that includes his home address , saying the news outlet is planning to share the information in an attempt to silence him .
The Times issued a response to The Hill saying that they have no intention of publishing Carlson 's address .
Carlson , in his broadcast , accused the Times of wanting him to be taken off the air and said that the publication of such information could lead to threats against him and his family @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was shared publicly it led to his family having to move .
`` Last week The New York Times began working on a story about where my family and I live .
As a matter of journalism there is no conceivable justification for a story like that , '' Carlson said in closing his nightly program .
`` The paper is not alleging we ’ ve done anything wrong , and we haven ’ t .
We pay our taxes .
We like our neighbors .
We ’ ve never had a dispute @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The New York Times doing a story on the location of my family ’ s house ?
Well , you know why .
To hurt us , to injure my wife and kids so that I will shut up and stop disagreeing with them , '' he added .
The Times pushed back on Carlson 's assertions in its statement .
`` While we do not confirm what may or may not publish in future editions , The New York Times does not plan to expose any residence of Tucker Carlson ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his broadcast , '' said a Times spokeswoman when reached for comment .
Carlson said in the broadcast that he and his family moved out of his Washington , D.C. , home two years ago after repeated threats from the activist group antifa when his address was published by activists at the time .

The Hill has more:
Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Monday said The New York Times is prepping an upcoming story that includes his home address, saying the news outlet is planning to share the information in an attempt to silence him.
The Times issued a response to The Hill saying that they have no intention of publishing Carlson's address.
Carlson, in his broadcast, accused the Times of wanting him to be taken off the air and said that the publication of such information could lead to threats against him and his family, adding that when a previous address was shared publicly it led to his family having to move.
"Last week The New York Times began working on a story about where my family and I live. As a matter of journalism there is no conceivable justification for a story like that," Carlson said in closing his nightly program. "The paper is not alleging we’ve done anything wrong, and we haven’t. We pay our taxes. We like our neighbors. We’ve never had a dispute with anyone.
"So why is The New York Times doing a story on the location of my family’s house? Well, you know why. To hurt us, to injure my wife and kids so that I will shut up and stop disagreeing with them," he added.
The Times pushed back on Carlson's assertions in its statement.
"While we do not confirm what may or may not publish in future editions, The New York Times does not plan to expose any residence of Tucker Carlson’s, which Carlson was aware of before his broadcast," said a Times spokeswoman when reached for comment.
Carlson said in the broadcast that he and his family moved out of his Washington, D.C., home two years ago after repeated threats from the activist group antifa when his address was published by activists at the time.


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Associated Press Sets New Guidelines for Writers to Capitalize ‘B’ in Black, but not ‘W’ in White

Here 's more from the horse 's mouth .
There was clear desire and reason to capitalize Black .
Most notably , people who are Black have strong historical and cultural commonalities , even if they are from different parts of the world and even if they now live in different parts of the world .
That includes the shared experience of discrimination due solely to the color of one ’ s skin .
There is , at this time , less support for capitalizing white .
White people generally do not share the same history and culture , or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of skin color .
In addition , we are a global news organization and in much of the world there is considerable disagreement , ambiguity and confusion about whom the term includes .
We agree that white people ’ s skin color plays into systemic inequalities and injustices , and we want our journalism to robustly explore those problems .
But capitalizing the term white , as is done by white supremacists , risks subtly conveying legitimacy to such beliefs .
Some have expressed the belief that if we don ’ t capitalize @ @ @ @ @ @ @ discriminating against white people or , conversely , that we are implying that white is the default .
We also recognize the argument that capitalizing the term could pull white people more fully into issues and discussions of race and equality .
We will closely watch how usage and thought evolves , and will periodically review our decision .
As the AP Stylebook currently directs , we will continue to avoid the broad and imprecise term brown in racial , ethnic or cultural references .
If using the term is necessary as part @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continue to use the lowercase .
For more details , see the AP Stylebook ’ s race-related coverage guidance , which says in part : “ Consider carefully when deciding whether to identify people by race .
Often , it is an irrelevant factor and drawing unnecessary attention to someone ’ s race or ethnicity can be interpreted as bigotry .
”

Here's more from the horse's mouth.
The Associated press:
There was clear desire and reason to capitalize Black. Most notably, people who are Black have strong historical and cultural commonalities, even if they are from different parts of the world and even if they now live in different parts of the world. That includes the shared experience of discrimination due solely to the color of one’s skin.
There is, at this time, less support for capitalizing white. White people generally do not share the same history and culture, or the experience of being discriminated against because of skin color. In addition, we are a global news organization and in much of the world there is considerable disagreement, ambiguity and confusion about whom the term includes.
We agree that white people’s skin color plays into systemic inequalities and injustices, and we want our journalism to robustly explore those problems. But capitalizing the term white, as is done by white supremacists, risks subtly conveying legitimacy to such beliefs.
Some have expressed the belief that if we don’t capitalize white, we are being inconsistent and discriminating against white people or, conversely, that we are implying that white is the default. We also recognize the argument that capitalizing the term could pull white people more fully into issues and discussions of race and equality. We will closely watch how usage and thought evolves, and will periodically review our decision.
As the AP Stylebook currently directs, we will continue to avoid the broad and imprecise term brown in racial, ethnic or cultural references. If using the term is necessary as part of a direct quotation, we will continue to use the lowercase.
For more details, see the AP Stylebook’s race-related coverage guidance, which says in part: “Consider carefully when deciding whether to identify people by race. Often, it is an irrelevant factor and drawing unnecessary attention to someone’s race or ethnicity can be interpreted as bigotry.”


welovetrump--2020-07-22--N. Pelosi on Trump:  “Whether he knows it yet or not, he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for the Pr

N. Pelosi on Trump:  “Whether he knows it yet or not, he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for the Presidency!”

Here is more on the bizzare clip , from MSN : House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday that President Donald Trump , `` Whether he knows it yet , or not , he will be leaving '' the White House , despite Trump 's refusal to commit to respecting the 2020 presidential election results .
`` There is a process , '' Pelosi , D-Calif. , said on MSNBC 's `` Morning Joe , '' referring to presidential elections and the Constitutional mechanism for putting their winners into the White House .
`` It has nothing to do with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't feel like moving and has to be fumigated out of there , '' she said .
Pelosi 's comments came a day after the broadcast of a Fox News interview with Trump , during which journalist Chris Wallace asked the Republican president if he would accept the results of the election .
Trump would not commit to that .
`` I have to see .
Look , you — I have to see , '' Trump said .
`` No , I 'm not going to just say yes .
I 'm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In the same interview , Trump claimed , without any evidence , that mail-in voting will `` rig the election . ''
Trump previously has made that claim in opposing efforts in a number of states to expand mail-in voting to limit the spread of the coronavirus .
Trump told Wallace that Fox 's public opinion poll and other polls showing him trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden by a significant margin are `` fake . ''
Pelosi , in her interview Monday , suggested that voters , as well as the Constitution @ @ @ @ @ @ @ office in January , regardless of whether he accepts it in his mind , or whether he refuses to physically move out of the White House .
`` Whether he knows it yet , or not , he will be leaving , '' Pelosi said .
`` Just because he might not want to move out of the White House does n't mean we wo n't have an inauguration ceremony to inaugurate a duly elected president of the United States . ''
Pelosi noted that she is `` second in line to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she had her `` regular continuation of government briefing '' detailing the process by which she would become president if both the president and vice president were incapacitated or died . '
I say to them [ the briefers ] , 'This is never going to happen . '
God willing , it never will .
But there is a process , '' she said .
`` The presidency is the presidency .
It 's not geography or location . ''
Biden last month in an interview said that Trump `` is going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' In the same interview with `` The Daily Show with Trevor Noah , Biden said `` my single greatest concern '' is making sure that the presidential voting process is fair .
And he said that he has considered the chance that Trump would refuse to physically leave the White House if Biden won .

Here is more on the bizzare clip, from MSN:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday that President Donald Trump, "Whether he knows it yet, or not, he will be leaving" the White House, despite Trump's refusal to commit to respecting the 2020 presidential election results.
"There is a process," Pelosi, D-Calif., said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," referring to presidential elections and the Constitutional mechanism for putting their winners into the White House.
"It has nothing to do with a certain occupant of the White House doesn't feel like moving and has to be fumigated out of there," she said.
Pelosi's comments came a day after the broadcast of a Fox News interview with Trump, during which journalist Chris Wallace asked the Republican president if he would accept the results of the election. Trump would not commit to that.
"I have to see. Look, you — I have to see," Trump said. "No, I'm not going to just say yes. I'm not going to say no."
In the same interview, Trump claimed, without any evidence, that mail-in voting will "rig the election." Trump previously has made that claim in opposing efforts in a number of states to expand mail-in voting to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Trump told Wallace that Fox's public opinion poll and other polls showing him trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden by a significant margin are "fake."
Pelosi, in her interview Monday, suggested that voters, as well as the Constitution, would lead to Trump departing the office in January, regardless of whether he accepts it in his mind, or whether he refuses to physically move out of the White House.
"Whether he knows it yet, or not, he will be leaving," Pelosi said.
"Just because he might not want to move out of the White House doesn't mean we won't have an inauguration ceremony to inaugurate a duly elected president of the United States."
Pelosi noted that she is "second in line to the presidency," and that last week she had her "regular continuation of government briefing" detailing the process by which she would become president if both the president and vice president were incapacitated or died.
'I say to them [the briefers], 'This is never going to happen.' God willing, it never will. But there is a process," she said.
"The presidency is the presidency. It's not geography or location."
Biden last month in an interview said that Trump "is going to try to steal this election."
In the same interview with "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, Biden said "my single greatest concern" is making sure that the presidential voting process is fair.
And he said that he has considered the chance that Trump would refuse to physically leave the White House if Biden won.


welovetrump--2020-07-22--More Violent “Protests” In Seattle; 12 Officers Injured

Violence is once again on the streets of Seattle .
Just weeks after the dismantling of the CHOP Zone , “ protesters ” are again targeting police and buildings .
In response to community concerns , we are releasing body-worn video around the Sunday afternoon protests where 12 officers were injured .
In the following video , you can see that as protestors approached the West Precinct officers saw a man walk up to the secured garage doors of the building and hold an umbrella up to intentionally block the view of a security camera .
Officers moved in to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and were immediately assaulted with bottles , street cones , and fireworks .
One officer was struck in the neck and injured by fragmentation from one of the explosions resulting in that officer being hospitalized .
During the confrontation , officers used OC spray and stop the assault from the crowd .
Officers arrested one person for assault and a second for theft of a police bicycle .
We are releasing this video in an attempt to be transparent and will continue to release videos of significant incidents .
Individuals participating in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ significant amount of property damage to government buildings and private businesses in Seattle .
At least a dozen officers were injured and there were two arrests made .
A peaceful protest began in Westlake Park at 10:30 a.m. this morning .
About three hours later , a second group showed up , carrying baseball bats .
The group began marching southbound on Fifth Avenue .
During the march , individuals within the group broke windows and tagged buildings with paint .
The group headed south to the Seattle Police Headquarters and Seattle Municipal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ painted both buildings .
The demonstration then marched northbound on Third Avenue , where some businesses were targeted by individuals with more smashed windows , looting , and graffiti on the walls .
The group eventually made it to the West Precinct and some individuals attempted to break into the building .
Protesters threw rocks and bottles at the officers who were outside defending the precinct .
An unknown person or persons threw multiple large mortar-type fireworks at officers from a close range .
Multiple officers were injured by the fireworks thrown at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lacerations and abrasion injuries while a third officer sustained burns to his neck area and needed to be treated by the Seattle Fire Department .
He was later transported to the hospital .
A total of twelve officers were injured .
Blast balls and pepper spray were used to stop the assault on officers .
Officers arrested two individuals , one for assault and the other for theft .
The march then made its way up to Capitol Hill , where individuals in the group committed more property damage and looting .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the businesses after the windows were broken out .
The fire was extinguished .
Eventually the group went to the East Precinct where several individuals smashed out the front windows .
A large , mortar-type firework was thrown inside the lobby of the precinct , causing a small fire .
The fire was extinguished quickly .
Officers located another unlit large mortar-type firework nearby .
”

Violence is once again on the streets of Seattle.
Just weeks after the dismantling of the CHOP Zone, “protesters” are again targeting police and buildings.
From Seattle.Gov:
In response to community concerns, we are releasing body-worn video around the Sunday afternoon protests where 12 officers were injured.
In the following video, you can see that as protestors approached the West Precinct officers saw a man walk up to the secured garage doors of the building and hold an umbrella up to intentionally block the view of a security camera. Officers moved in to escort the person away from the doors and were immediately assaulted with bottles, street cones, and fireworks. One officer was struck in the neck and injured by fragmentation from one of the explosions resulting in that officer being hospitalized.
During the confrontation, officers used OC spray and stop the assault from the crowd. Officers arrested one person for assault and a second for theft of a police bicycle.
We are releasing this video in an attempt to be transparent and will continue to release videos of significant incidents.
Individuals participating in a large demonstration Sunday were responsible for a significant amount of property damage to government buildings and private businesses in Seattle. At least a dozen officers were injured and there were two arrests made.
A peaceful protest began in Westlake Park at 10:30 a.m. this morning. About three hours later, a second group showed up, carrying baseball bats. The group began marching southbound on Fifth Avenue. During the march, individuals within the group broke windows and tagged buildings with paint. The group headed south to the Seattle Police Headquarters and Seattle Municipal Court where they broke windows and spray painted both buildings. The demonstration then marched northbound on Third Avenue, where some businesses were targeted by individuals with more smashed windows, looting, and graffiti on the walls.
The group eventually made it to the West Precinct and some individuals attempted to break into the building. Protesters threw rocks and bottles at the officers who were outside defending the precinct. An unknown person or persons threw multiple large mortar-type fireworks at officers from a close range. Multiple officers were injured by the fireworks thrown at them. Two of the officers suffered lacerations and abrasion injuries while a third officer sustained burns to his neck area and needed to be treated by the Seattle Fire Department. He was later transported to the hospital. A total of twelve officers were injured. Blast balls and pepper spray were used to stop the assault on officers. Officers arrested two individuals, one for assault and the other for theft.
The march then made its way up to Capitol Hill, where individuals in the group committed more property damage and looting. A small fire was set inside one of the businesses after the windows were broken out. The fire was extinguished. Eventually the group went to the East Precinct where several individuals smashed out the front windows. A large, mortar-type firework was thrown inside the lobby of the precinct, causing a small fire. The fire was extinguished quickly. Officers located another unlit large mortar-type firework nearby.”


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Bribery Scheme Implicates Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan

As Speaker of the House , Madigan has been long considered the state 's most powerful lawmaker .
Now , the Governor is calling on Madigan to resign if the allegations are indeed true .
Gov .
J.B. Pritzker said Friday that Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan “ must resign ” if allegations of corruption are true against the fellow Democrat long considered the state ’ s most powerful lawmaker .
Madigan , who also serves as chairman of the Democratic Party of Illinois , denied wrongdoing through a party spokeswoman , who said he received subpoenas for documents Friday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ respond to those requests for documents , which he believes will clearly demonstrate that he has done nothing criminal or improper , ” spokeswoman Maura Possley said in a statement .
Federal prosecutors said electric utility ComEd has agreed to pay $ 200 million to resolve a federal criminal investigation into a long-running bribery scheme that implicates Madigan .
They say the company has admitted that from 2011 to 2019 it arranged for jobs and vendor subcontracts “ for various associates of a high-level elected official for the state of Illinois.
” The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ high-level elected official as “ Public Official A ” in a news release .
A deferred prosecution agreement for ComEd filed in federal court states that “ Public Official A ” is the Illinois House speaker , but Madigan — who is the longest-serving state House speaker in modern American history — is not mentioned by name .
“ The speaker has a lot that he needs to answer for , to authorities , to investigators , and most importantly , to the people of Illinois , ” Pritzker said during a stop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ allegations of wrongdoing by the speaker are true , there is no question that he will have betrayed the public trust and he must resign.
” U.S. Attorney John Lausch said at a news conference that the agreement with ComEd “ speaks for itself.
” “ It also speaks volumes about the nature of the very stubborn public corruption problem we have here in Illinois , ” he said .
Lausch wouldn ’ t comment on the identity of Public Official A , saying his office doesn ’ t identify people if they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said the investigation is “ vibrant ” and will continue , and he asked for people with information to contact the FBI .
Former federal prosecutor Phil Turner , now a Chicago defense attorney , said it ’ s likely the government has pursued Madigan for years and with the ComEd allegations , found “ something really solid ” to reach him .
“ To put it bluntly , they ’ re coming for him , ” Turner said .
“ They ’ ll have some people who are very credible .
With @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trail , good documentation , and witness testimony corroborated by documents can make the case extremely strong .
”

As Speaker of the House, Madigan has been long considered the state's most powerful lawmaker.
Now, the Governor is calling on Madigan to resign if the allegations are indeed true.
Breitbart reports:
Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Friday that Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan “must resign” if allegations of corruption are true against the fellow Democrat long considered the state’s most powerful lawmaker.
Madigan, who also serves as chairman of the Democratic Party of Illinois, denied wrongdoing through a party spokeswoman, who said he received subpoenas for documents Friday morning.
“He will cooperate and respond to those requests for documents, which he believes will clearly demonstrate that he has done nothing criminal or improper,” spokeswoman Maura Possley said in a statement.
Federal prosecutors said electric utility ComEd has agreed to pay $200 million to resolve a federal criminal investigation into a long-running bribery scheme that implicates Madigan. They say the company has admitted that from 2011 to 2019 it arranged for jobs and vendor subcontracts “for various associates of a high-level elected official for the state of Illinois.”
The U.S. Attorney’s Office identified the high-level elected official as “Public Official A” in a news release. A deferred prosecution agreement for ComEd filed in federal court states that “Public Official A” is the Illinois House speaker, but Madigan — who is the longest-serving state House speaker in modern American history — is not mentioned by name.
“The speaker has a lot that he needs to answer for, to authorities, to investigators, and most importantly, to the people of Illinois,” Pritzker said during a stop in suburban Chicago. “If these allegations of wrongdoing by the speaker are true, there is no question that he will have betrayed the public trust and he must resign.”
U.S. Attorney John Lausch said at a news conference that the agreement with ComEd “speaks for itself.”
“It also speaks volumes about the nature of the very stubborn public corruption problem we have here in Illinois,” he said.
Lausch wouldn’t comment on the identity of Public Official A, saying his office doesn’t identify people if they have not been charged. But he said the investigation is “vibrant” and will continue, and he asked for people with information to contact the FBI.
Former federal prosecutor Phil Turner, now a Chicago defense attorney, said it’s likely the government has pursued Madigan for years and with the ComEd allegations, found “something really solid” to reach him.
“To put it bluntly, they’re coming for him,” Turner said. “They’ll have some people who are very credible. With bribes, there’s a money trail, good documentation, and witness testimony corroborated by documents can make the case extremely strong.”


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Judge Napolitano Claims Trump Crackdown on Portland is “Unconstitutional” and “Just Plain Wrong”

In his statement , Napolitano acknowledged that Portland and Seattle are a mess .
However , he claimed that only their local leaders can clean up the mess and that President Trump can not get involved through federal force .
Fox News has more details on Napolitano 's comments calling Trump 's attempt to restore law and order to Portland `` unconstitutional '' : Federal agents in Portland , Ore. , must confine their law enforcement duties to the protection of federal assets and wear uniforms that identify them , Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano told “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The federal government can use federal assets to protect federal property , ” Napolitano said .
“ Stated differently , the Department of Homeland Security can send police into Oregon to protect a federal courthouse in Oregon , use that as an example.
” He went on to say that the federal government can not , however , enforce the general criminal law .
“ They ca n't supplement or replace the police , ” Napolitano explained .
“ They ca n't go throughout the streets and say , ‘ Hey , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We ’ re going to arrest you.
’ ” “ They certainly ca n't do what they have been doing in Oregon , which is arresting people without a warrant and without probable cause , holding them for a few hours and then letting them go , ” he went on to explain .
“ So they have to be restrained and they have to confine their activity to the federal property.
” Napolitano offered the legal perspective the morning after Portland moms and dads marched in droves , joining downtown protesters on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ swelled overnight amid escalating tensions with feds in the city , according to multiple reports .
Portland has experienced weeks of unrest following the May 25 death of George Floyd and the city ’ s mayor repeatedly called on President Trump to remove federal agents sent there to disperse crowds and protect federal property .
Trump has insisted that federal troops are needed to protect government assets in the city .
The city 's Democrat leadership has been criticized in its response .
Daryl Turner , the head of the Portland Police Association @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officials have condoned the destruction and chaos ” in the city .
State Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum claimed in court papers that masked federal officers have arrested people on the street , far from the courthouse , with no probable cause and whisked them away in unmarked cars .
“ Their law enforcement duties must absolutely be confined to the protection of federal assets , so says the Constitution , which leaves the general police power in the hands of the cities and states and not the federal government , ” Napolitano said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ federal agents “ have to wear uniforms that identify them.
” “ They ca n't wear fatigues with a piece of tape that says ‘ police.
’ Why not ?
Because if you have an encounter with one of them , you are entitled to know the name of the human being with whom you are having an encounter , ” Napolitano explained .

In his statement, Napolitano acknowledged that Portland and Seattle are a mess.
However, he claimed that only their local leaders can clean up the mess and that President Trump cannot get involved through federal force.
Fox News has more details on Napolitano's comments calling Trump's attempt to restore law and order to Portland "unconstitutional":
Federal agents in Portland, Ore., must confine their law enforcement duties to the protection of federal assets and wear uniforms that identify them, Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano told “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday.
“The federal government can use federal assets to protect federal property,” Napolitano said.
“Stated differently, the Department of Homeland Security can send police into Oregon to protect a federal courthouse in Oregon, use that as an example.”
He went on to say that the federal government cannot, however, enforce the general criminal law.
“They can't supplement or replace the police,” Napolitano explained. “They can't go throughout the streets and say, ‘Hey, you’re committing a crime. We’re going to arrest you.’”
“They certainly can't do what they have been doing in Oregon, which is arresting people without a warrant and without probable cause, holding them for a few hours and then letting them go,” he went on to explain. “So they have to be restrained and they have to confine their activity to the federal property.”
Napolitano offered the legal perspective the morning after Portland moms and dads marched in droves, joining downtown protesters on the 54th night of demonstrations that later swelled overnight amid escalating tensions with feds in the city, according to multiple reports.
Portland has experienced weeks of unrest following the May 25 death of George Floyd and the city’s mayor repeatedly called on President Trump to remove federal agents sent there to disperse crowds and protect federal property.
Trump has insisted that federal troops are needed to protect government assets in the city. The city's Democrat leadership has been criticized in its response. Daryl Turner, the head of the Portland Police Association, said Sunday, “The elected officials have condoned the destruction and chaos” in the city.
State Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum claimed in court papers that masked federal officers have arrested people on the street, far from the courthouse, with no probable cause and whisked them away in unmarked cars.
“Their law enforcement duties must absolutely be confined to the protection of federal assets, so says the Constitution, which leaves the general police power in the hands of the cities and states and not the federal government,” Napolitano said on Tuesday.
He also noted that federal agents “have to wear uniforms that identify them.”
“They can't wear fatigues with a piece of tape that says ‘police.’ Why not? Because if you have an encounter with one of them, you are entitled to know the name of the human being with whom you are having an encounter,” Napolitano explained.


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Biden:  I Wish We Taught More About Islam In Public Schools


welovetrump--2020-07-23--Gunman Shoots Son & Husband of Fed Judge Tied to Epstein Case; Suspect Dead from Self-Inflicted Woun

Gunman Shoots Son & Husband of Fed Judge Tied to Epstein Case; Suspect Dead from Self-Inflicted Wound

At attorney found dead in New York may be tied to the shooting of federal Judge Esther Salas 's son @ @ @ @ @ , according to the authorities .
Manhattan lawyer Roy Den Hollander was found dead by @ @ @ @ @ self-inflicted gunshot wound .
It is believed that Hollander killed Salas 's son and husband @ @ @ @ @ the attack , conspiracy theories swirled online because Salas is connected to Jeffrey Epstein .
@ @ @ @ @ is overseeing a lawsuit against the Deutsche Bank , which is accused of failing `` @ @ @ @ @ the Bank itself deemed to be high risk , including , among others , the @ @ @ @ @ . ''
What 's particularly notable is that the gunman dressed up as a FedEx @ @ @ @ @ get close enough to shoot the husband and son of the federal judge .
More @ @ @ @ @ case below :

At attorney found dead in New York may be tied to the shooting of federal Judge Esther Salas's son and husband in New Jersey, according to the authorities.
Manhattan lawyer Roy Den Hollander was found dead by what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
It is believed that Hollander killed Salas's son and husband before killing himself.
After the attack, conspiracy theories swirled online because Salas is connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
Salas is a judge who is overseeing a lawsuit against the Deutsche Bank, which is accused of failing "to properly monitor customers that the Bank itself deemed to be high risk, including, among others, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein."
What's particularly notable is that the gunman dressed up as a FedEx deliveryman so that he could get close enough to shoot the husband and son of the federal judge.
Salas was physically uninjured.
More details on this alarmingly unusual case below:


welovetrump--2020-07-23--Joe Biden:  “The nurses at Walter Reed would breathe into my nostrils…”

Well , this is a weird one , even for Joe !
I guess you could put it right up @ @ @ @ @ his leg hairs and the cockroaches .
Because I do n't know what the hell @ @ @ @ @ !
And I think neither does he .
BIDEN : `` And I had a @ @ @ @ @ at Walter Reed hospital who would bend down and whisper in my ear , go @ @ @ @ @ .
They would make sure — actually , probably nothing ever taught in — you @ @ @ @ @ Covid time , but they 'd actually breathe in my nostrils to make me move @ @ @ @ @ . ''

Well, this is a weird one, even for Joe!
I guess you could put it right up there with the kids rubbing his leg hairs and the cockroaches.
Because I don't know what the hell this guy is talking about!
And I think neither does he.
TRANSCRIPT:
BIDEN: "And I had a nurse at a — nurses at Walter Reed hospital who would bend down and whisper in my ear, go home and get me pillows. They would make sure — actually, probably nothing ever taught in — you can't do it in Covid time, but they'd actually breathe in my nostrils to make me move, to get me moving."
Watch (and be amazed):


welovetrump--2020-07-23--Dixon Police Have Pictures of the Suspects In The Ronald Reagan Statue Vandalism

The vandals of the Ronald Reagan statue in Dixon , IL have been identified .
At least by their picture @ @ @ @ @ the local Dixon Police Department .
And they want your help identifying these `` charming @ @ @

Good news!
The vandals of the Ronald Reagan statue in Dixon, IL have been identified.
At least by their picture.
That's according to the local Dixon Police Department.
And they want your help identifying these "charming ladies".
Take a look:


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Trump Administration Reaches $2B Deal With Pfizer To Provide Americans Free Vaccine

The Trump Administration has secured a contract with Connecticut based pharaceutical company , Pfizer , and their German partners , BioNTECH , to provide Americans with 100 million free Covid-19 vaccines .
The administration will pay nearly $ 2B .
The deal of course hinges on the company ’ s vaccine formula being approved for safe us by Americans .
The Pfizer vaccine has been in trials since May .
The Trump administration announced on Wednesday a $ 1.95 billion contract with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer , which has a location in Connecticut , and its German partner BioNTech to buy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Pfizer and BioNTech began human trials in early May .
If the vaccine is found to be safe and successful , the companies say they could manufacture the first 100 million doses by the end of the year .
A larger study of safety and efficacy is expected to begin this month .
Pfizer said it could seek some form of regulatory approval as early as October .
“ This is warp speed , ” Gov .
Ned Lamont said Wednesday from Pfizer ’ s research and development site in Groton .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ ve been able to do.
” “ We still , along the way , have to make sure we ’ re following all the protocols that make Connecticut one of the best in the country in terms of a low infection rate , ” he said .
“ But it gives us hope that science is going to lead the way past this , as it has in so many other cases.
” Under the deal , the federal government will pay $ 1.95 billion for the first 100 million doses , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more .
Americans would receive the immunization for free .
Pfizer announced this week that the first of four experimental vaccines it is testing showed encouraging results .
The company is developing the immunization based on genetic material known as messenger RNA , which carries the instructions for cells to make proteins .
By injecting a specially tailored messenger RNA , the vaccine could tell cells how to make the spike protein of the coronavirus without making a person sick .
Pfizer officials said Wednesday that the vaccine , if successful , would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The first clinical trials have been a single dose , and three weeks later the patient comes back and gets a second dose , ” said John Burkhardt , senior vice president of drug safety research and development in Groton .
“ The data that we have so far illustrate a really robust host immune response to that paradigm .
“ So it ’ s looking like that ’ s where you would start , with two doses .
We ’ ll have to see how this could be studied in larger @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right.
” The U.S. government will get the doses and make the payment after the drug makers receive regulatory approval .
”

The Trump Administration has secured a contract with Connecticut based pharaceutical company, Pfizer, and their German partners, BioNTECH, to provide Americans with 100 million free Covid-19 vaccines. The administration will pay nearly $2B.
The deal of course hinges on the company’s vaccine formula being approved for safe us by Americans.
The Pfizer vaccine has been in trials since May.
From Connecticut Public Radio:
The Trump administration announced on Wednesday a $1.95 billion contract with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, which has a location in Connecticut, and its German partner BioNTech to buy 100 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Pfizer and BioNTech began human trials in early May. If the vaccine is found to be safe and successful, the companies say they could manufacture the first 100 million doses by the end of the year.
A larger study of safety and efficacy is expected to begin this month. Pfizer said it could seek some form of regulatory approval as early as October.
“This is warp speed,” Gov. Ned Lamont said Wednesday from Pfizer’s research and development site in Groton. “It’s remarkable what they’ve been able to do.”
“We still, along the way, have to make sure we’re following all the protocols that make Connecticut one of the best in the country in terms of a low infection rate,” he said. “But it gives us hope that science is going to lead the way past this, as it has in so many other cases.”
Under the deal, the federal government will pay $1.95 billion for the first 100 million doses, with the option of ordering 500 million more. Americans would receive the immunization for free.
Pfizer announced this week that the first of four experimental vaccines it is testing showed encouraging results.
The company is developing the immunization based on genetic material known as messenger RNA, which carries the instructions for cells to make proteins. By injecting a specially tailored messenger RNA, the vaccine could tell cells how to make the spike protein of the coronavirus without making a person sick.
Pfizer officials said Wednesday that the vaccine, if successful, would likely be administered in two doses.
“The first clinical trials have been a single dose, and three weeks later the patient comes back and gets a second dose,” said John Burkhardt, senior vice president of drug safety research and development in Groton. “The data that we have so far illustrate a really robust host immune response to that paradigm.
“So it’s looking like that’s where you would start, with two doses. We’ll have to see how this could be studied in larger populations and whether that’s exactly right.”
The U.S. government will get the doses and make the payment after the drug makers receive regulatory approval.”


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Chinese Uighurs Seen Herded Into Trains By Government

As the world continues to turn a blind eye to the crimes of the Chinese Communist Dictators , videos are emerging showing ethnic Uighurs being herded onto trains .
It has been well reported , and China has admitted to , keeping these ethnic Muslim Chinese citizens in `` re-education camps , '' meant to bring them in line with the Communist mainstream .
However , this footage continues to raise the alarm on the likely crimes against humanity being perpetrated on these ethnice minorities in the Communist State .
When confronted with the footage , a Chinese Official naturally @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fox News : A Chinese official who was shown a video purportedly depicting Uighur Muslims being blindfolded and led into trains is insisting he does “ not know ” where the footage is from .
Liu Xiaoming , China ’ s ambassador to the U.K. , was pressed by BBC host Andrew Marr to explain the clip during a television interview Sunday .
“ Let 's look at some very disturbing drone footage that ’ s been widely shared around the world .
This is , almost certainly , over northern China , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what is happening here ?
” Marr asked , while showing a video that surfaced in 2019 .
After six seconds of silence , Liu says “ I can not see , uh , you know this view.
” “ Can I ask you why people are kneeling , blindfolded , and shaven and being led to trains in modern China ?
” Marr continues .
“ What is going on there ?
” “ I do not know where you get this videotape , ” Liu responded .
“ You know , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” This screenshot purportedly shows hundreds of prisoners shackled and blindfolded who are believed to be from China 's minority Uighur Muslims , reports claim .
This screenshot purportedly shows hundreds of prisoners shackled and blindfolded who are believed to be from China 's minority Uighur Muslims , reports claim .
( War on Fear/ Twitter ) Marr then told Liu that the footage was “ authenticated by Western intelligence agencies and by Australian experts , who say these are Uighur people being pushed onto trains and taken off.
” U.N. experts have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other Muslims are being held in detention centers in Xinjiang , according to Reuters .
China , which initially denied the existence of the camps , labels them as training centers aimed to root out terrorism and extremism , as well as provide people with new skills .
Those held are allegedly subjected to forced labor , forced abortion , sterilization , and other abuses . ''

As the world continues to turn a blind eye to the crimes of the Chinese Communist Dictators, videos are emerging showing ethnic Uighurs being herded onto trains.
It has been well reported, and China has admitted to, keeping these ethnic Muslim Chinese citizens in "re-education camps," meant to bring them in line with the Communist mainstream.
However, this footage continues to raise the alarm on the likely crimes against humanity being perpetrated on these ethnice minorities in the Communist State.
When confronted with the footage, a Chinese Official naturally played dumb.
From our friends at Fox News:
A Chinese official who was shown a video purportedly depicting Uighur Muslims being blindfolded and led into trains is insisting he does “not know” where the footage is from. Liu Xiaoming, China’s ambassador to the U.K., was pressed by BBC host Andrew Marr to explain the clip during a television interview Sunday. “Let's look at some very disturbing drone footage that’s been widely shared around the world. This is, almost certainly, over northern China, over Xinjiang. Can you tell us what is happening here?” Marr asked, while showing a video that surfaced in 2019. After six seconds of silence, Liu says “I cannot see, uh, you know this view.” “Can I ask you why people are kneeling, blindfolded, and shaven and being led to trains in modern China?” Marr continues. “What is going on there?” “I do not know where you get this videotape,” Liu responded. “You know, sometimes you transfer prisoners in any country.” This screenshot purportedly shows hundreds of prisoners shackled and blindfolded who are believed to be from China's minority Uighur Muslims, reports claim.
This screenshot purportedly shows hundreds of prisoners shackled and blindfolded who are believed to be from China's minority Uighur Muslims, reports claim. (War on Fear/ Twitter) Marr then told Liu that the footage was “authenticated by Western intelligence agencies and by Australian experts, who say these are Uighur people being pushed onto trains and taken off.” U.N. experts have said at least one million Uighurs and other Muslims are being held in detention centers in Xinjiang, according to Reuters. China, which initially denied the existence of the camps, labels them as training centers aimed to root out terrorism and extremism, as well as provide people with new skills. Those held are allegedly subjected to forced labor, forced abortion, sterilization, and other abuses."


welovetrump--2020-07-22--Tomi Lahren Blasts NFL For Allowing Social Justice Helmet Decals But Banning Pro-Police Decals

CBS Sports covered the ruling against The Dallas Cowboys wanting to honor fallen officers on their uniforms : The Dallas Cowboys asked the NFL if the team could wear decals honoring the fallen members of the Dallas Police Department and the NFL , unsurprisingly , said no .
When training camp opened in Oxnard , Calif. , earlier this offseason , the Cowboys unveiled `` Arm in Arm '' helmet decals , designed to pay tribute to the men who lost their lives during the downtown Dallas shooting in July , while also symbolically representing the Cowboys support of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't let them wear the decals during the regular season .
`` Everyone has to be uniform with the league and the other 31 teams , '' Jerry Jones said Wednesday .
`` We respect their decision . ''
It 's pretty easy to get upset about the NFL over this .
The league has a long history of appearing tone deaf when it comes to letting players and teams support various causes .
Brandon Marshall , then with the Bears , was fined more than $ 10,000 for wearing green shoes to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ running back DeAngelo Williams wanted to wear pink all season long to honor his mother , who died of breast cancer .
The NFL told him no .
But there is , as Jones pointed out , a `` Pandora 's box '' issue at hand .
If you let the Cowboys support fallen police officers , you 've probably got to let Williams wear pink all season .
And if you let him wear pink all season , you probably ca n't stop [ Player X ] from wearing [ color ] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are so many wonderful , wonderful causes , the league has to be careful , '' Jones said earlier in camp about the possibility of wearing the decal in games .
`` If you allow one , then what do you do about every team that has a great reason to have something on their helmets ? ''

CBS Sports covered the ruling against The Dallas Cowboys wanting to honor fallen officers on their uniforms:
The Dallas Cowboys asked the NFL if the team could wear decals honoring the fallen members of the Dallas Police Department and the NFL, unsurprisingly, said no.
When training camp opened in Oxnard, Calif., earlier this offseason, the Cowboys unveiled "Arm in Arm" helmet decals, designed to pay tribute to the men who lost their lives during the downtown Dallas shooting in July, while also symbolically representing the Cowboys support of the community.
Naturally, the NFL won't let them wear the decals during the regular season.
"Everyone has to be uniform with the league and the other 31 teams," Jerry Jones said Wednesday. "We respect their decision."
It's pretty easy to get upset about the NFL over this. The league has a long history of appearing tone deaf when it comes to letting players and teams support various causes. Brandon Marshall, then with the Bears, was fined more than $10,000 for wearing green shoes to raise awareness for mental-health issues.
Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams wanted to wear pink all season long to honor his mother, who died of breast cancer. The NFL told him no.
But there is, as Jones pointed out, a "Pandora's box" issue at hand. If you let the Cowboys support fallen police officers, you've probably got to let Williams wear pink all season. And if you let him wear pink all season, you probably can't stop [Player X] from wearing [color] for [cause].
"There are so many wonderful, wonderful causes, the league has to be careful," Jones said earlier in camp about the possibility of wearing the decal in games. "If you allow one, then what do you do about every team that has a great reason to have something on their helmets?"